Tag: Kokoda Treks

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Our Kokoda Charity

by | Aug 11, 2025 | , | 0

Charlie Lynn, who trekked Kokoda 101 times over a 32 year period, has come face-to-face with both emergency needs of villagers and their ongoing development needs.

During this period he established the Kokoda Track Foundation and Network Kokoda as philanthropic bodies to support their needs in education, health and agriculture.

In additions to this his company, Adventure Kokoda, has funded emergency evacuations and hospital treatment for village children in need of urgent care.

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Cape York Peninsula & Kokoda Trail under threat from Canberra’s Environment Zealots! Score 0%

Cape York Peninsula & Kokoda Trail under threat from Canberra’s Environment Zealots!

by | Jan 4, 2025 | | 2

Peter Garrett, lead singer for ‘Midnight Oil’, is a well meaning environmentalist – but he can afford to be with a net worth of around $10 million (PNGK25 million).

Not so the woman sitting in her small hut in the Nauro swamp area alongside her young son with a net worth of a few kilos of ‘kai kai’ (sweet potato), some taro, corn and an assortment of local fruit!

Garrett is also a former Minister for Environment under the Rudd Labor government – he didn’t waste any time forcing his extreme environmental agenda on indigenous communities in the Cape York Peninsula area and along the Kokoda Trail.

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KOKODA ANTI-TOURISM AUTHORITY

by | Dec 21, 2024 | | 3

NG is now the only country in the world which allows its most popular tourism destination to be managed as an environment park controlled by foreign aid-funded environment officials, consultants, anthropologists, archeologists, and social engineers rather than as a tourism enterprise for the economic benefit of traditional landowner communities!

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Index: Major Charlie Lynn’s Adventure Kokoda Blogs Score 0%

Index: Major Charlie Lynn’s Adventure Kokoda Blogs

by | Dec 5, 2024 | | 0

These papers, submissions and articles in the following blogs encapsulate my 32-year involvement with the Kokoda Trail in particular, and PNG in general. During this time, I was able to lead 101 expeditions across the Trail and share the experience with more than 2,000 wonderful Australians from all walks of life.

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